@Austin I wasn’t talking about the tuple splat feature here.
In my case I was trying to simplify the example of a function that awaits an
actual tuple of a specific type, which in my case also (should) have argument
labels.
```swift
func foo(tuple: (a: Int, b: Int)) {}
let tuple = (10, 42)
foo(tuple)
// this is not the same as
func boo(a: Int, b: Int) {}
boo(42, b: 17)
let x = (1, b: 2)
boo(x) // which will be removed in Swift 3
```
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